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Newspaper

Henry Republican

Location

Henry, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1916

Page

3

Sparland Social Notes and Local Visits

Sparland society page records numerous visits and social events. Residents from Lacon Henry Peoria and Peoria area guests attended dinners, drives, and gatherings, with many families hosting or traveling to Starved Rock, Bloomington, and other nearby towns.

Steuben Notes On Sorrow, Rain, Visits, And School Changes

The Steuben column laments Mrs. Thomas Williams heading to Peoria for gallstone surgery with hopes for a successful operation. It notes Miss Lena Macon resigning a school near Lacon due to infantile paralysis concerns, weather benefitting crops, and social visits from Netawake and Henry readers. It mentions ongoing Baptist young people’s meetings, threshing season wrapping, and a piano solo at an entertainment by Elizabeth Marland and Miss Opal Euard with remarks on political gathering tones.

N. W. McCartney Lacon Fred Blackwell Henry Wm. Madison W. H Elsie Carpenter C. D. Marshall el Paso Anna Ayans Avie Webber Castleton Lizzie Simpson Mary A J. C. Ohlman Scott Osborne Charles Charles Sellers John Adame Edna Neltie Thomas Barna H. Campbell Walker San Jose Jeneke Delavan Edn Tanquary Rena Peoria Vernon Ketchum Arthur Head la Rose Sparland George Ray Freida Marshall M i. Campbell Margaret Hits. K. Campbell John Walker Starved Rock Ladies’ Aid Irving Parsons Robert Waugh Bloomington Forbes Ed Shafer Libby Berry Galesburg Alfreta Bedford Mt. Vernon Cornell College Paul Richmond Wred Blackwell John VanAntwerp Chilagren Speer Edelstein Lawn Ridge Camp «Rue Wyoming Toulon Wm. Kuss Ed Damm Miss Bedford Steuben Thomas Williams Ella Armstrong William Riddell Albert Russell William Russel la Prairie Baptist Church Randolph Tanner Randie Lena Macon Nightwonger Clyde McLaughlin Jennie Newell Hattie Baker Netawake Kas Sara Hill John Hoskins Bethel School House David Blackwell Iowa Robert Blackwell Rolla Nellie Aitchison Nellie

Nightingale voice elevates Sparland recital

The audience, mostly ladies, remained spellbound from start to finish as comic moments mingled with pathos. Miss Ellard sang two sweet solos, adding greatly to the entertainment, with hopes for more singing in the near future. The event underscored a taste for elocutionary work in Sparland and Putnam. Dr Kings New Discovery advertised as a remedy for colds and coughs, priced at 50 cents.

A. Aitchison Harold Aitchison Robert Ward Timothy Watkins Fred Aitchison Bloomington Mr. Ward Epworth League Opal Huard Putnam Elizabeth Marland Sparland Ellard Marland League Speer Anna Luft James T. Oltz Harry Harvey Skewes Harold Mowett Walter Reiter Starved Rock Peoria St. Louis New Orleans

Varna high school dispute and probate actions in Marshall county

Circuit Court records show a divorce suit Myron Stratton vs Margaret Stratton based on housework refusal. Multiple probate orders in Elizabeth Noll John Kapraun Robert Iliff Josephine Ryan Frederick Brinkman Martha Morrow and others with heirship notices and final settlements. Real estate transfers include Varna Lacon Toluca and Henry cemetery plots. Petit jurors listed for October term across Lacon Saratoga Belle Prairie and surrounding townships.

Court House News Circuit Court Myron Stratton Margaret Mae Stratton Bill Star Union Brewing Co. A Corporation R. Nacchi People of State of Illinois Henry E. Jacobs Marshall County Alfred R. Wright Quo Werrante Elizabeth Noll John Kapraun Robert W. Iliff George W. Iliff Anna B. Iliff Clare E. Iliff Josephine Ryan Max Ferrari Frederick Brinkman Martha Ann Morrow Charles F. Hacker Antoinette Hacker Bagle Lacon Stena Lesa Moutgren Mauritz Stromgren Varna Peter J. Stromegren Henry Cemetery Association Clarence E. Burt Henry Joseph Corbin William Schwartz Richland Settino Batistello Angelo Valpe Santa Fe Toluca Ella B. Taylor Arthur Hoover Helen Arthur Powers George W Belle Plain Robert Daly George Griffin Roberts Charles Ong O. L. Gustafson Louis Kelm Robert McGee Edward Pritchard Bennington Herman Garrell C. F. Cheser H .H. Beckwith Arnold Stephens Evans Arthur Head B. Scott Walter McAllister Axel Helander Hopewell William Schlosser, Sr Ben Martin Jalmer Hultgren Fred Linderer Charles Deitch Steuben Thomas Monier

Constipation Ad Advises Chamberlains Tablets

A 1920s advertisement touts Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy for constipation. It claims regular bowels prevent many illnesses, improve appetite and digestion, and urges readers to obtain the product everywhere.

Residents and visitors mingle in South Milo community

Local families and guests are listed in a sequence of gatherings and travels from South Milo to Peoria and Springfield. The piece mentions several households visiting relatives, a Sunday school picnic, and a brief rural social scene. An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and biliousness.

South Milo Albert Reese Charlie Reid Harry Peoria John Dawson James Kennedy Adel Aaron Hufnagel Ernest Wright Eugene Vail Princeton Joseph Hufnagel Oscar Wright Springfield John Phillips M. H Ed Monier Emma Sherman Lula Harry Mallett Lake Michigan Ben Pettegrew Welter Bentley Robert Conover William Bentley Julia Hogate Eva Harris T. Harris

Local Social Roundup From Cottage Area

Cottage residents share dinners and visits with neighbors and relatives. Social gatherings include Halliday Milner and others dining with August Magnuson and attending a birthday dinner for John Maulty in Bureau.

Harry Halliday George Milner August Magnuson Kewanee Marion Charles John Maulty Bureau Byron Allen Roger Atkins Harlan Fields Bradford Frank Lidgard Charles Doty John Doty Callie Shearer Will Curley Sheffield Raymond Farley Will Piper Athur Atkins

Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad

This vintage ad urges every family to have Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for sudden colic and diarrhoea. It claims quick relief and broad availability, stressing prompt treatment before a physician arrives.

Engagement of Laura Fredse to Eugene Brooks Ico

A society notice reports the engagement of Laura Mary Fredse to Eugene Brooks Ico amid a warm social climate. The brief item emphasizes the forthcoming marriage plans and traditional blend of family circles.

Laura Mary Fredse Eugene Brooks Ico

Illinois Stands High in Crops and Education Across States

A state comparison ranks Illinois first in value of crops, corn and oats production, average farm land value, and women in higher education. It places second in total wealth, coal and limestone production, rural population, and number of weekly papers. A Lake County real estate record sees Philin D. Armour II pay $35,000 for six acres near Lake Bluff, with Daniel W. Voltz as seller.

Illinois Lake County Philin D. Armour II Lake Bluff Daniel W. Voltz

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